kellygrigg
- Jan 23
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NSPCC - Listen Up, Speak Up

On 9th January the NSPCC launched their 'Listen Up, Speak Up' via a pilot campaign to provide training to spot and report abuse, and give adults practical advice on what to do if they're concerned about a child, founded on their belief that 'abuse and neglect are preventable and that everyone can play their part in keeping children safe'. In the longer term they hope to reach at least a million people in communities and organisations across the UK. Read full article below.

https://www.familylawweek.co.uk/site.aspx?i=ed235325

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